KR102590219B1 - Multipurpose shoe closet - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a multi-purpose shoe cabinet. The multi-purpose shoe cabinet according to the present invention includes a main body portion having a receiving space with an open front and bottom, and side plates disposed on both sides of the receiving space; Opening and closing doors rotatably connected to each side plate of the main body to open and close the front opening of the receiving space; and a drain shelf provided with a drain hole for water draining on the plate surface and disposed in the lower opening of the receiving space at a position spaced upward from the bottom surface supporting the main body portion.

Description

{Multipurpose shoe closet}

The present invention relates to a multi-purpose shoe rack, and more specifically, to a multi-purpose shoe rack that can easily store wet shoes while ensuring breathability of the shoe rack.

A typical shoe cabinet is generally structured with multiple shelves installed up and down inside the shoe cabinet to display and store only shoes. Since these shoe cabinets are usually closed with hinged doors and have little ventilation, they generate bad odors and mold.

In particular, during the hot and humid summer, the inside of shoes and shoe cabinets maintain favorable conditions for various bacteria to live due to moisture (sweat) in shoes and moisture in the air, so not only various molds and bacteria are generated in the inner space of shoe cabinets. , unhygienic problems such as the unique and unpleasant odor (bad smell) unique to shoes occur.

As mentioned above, various molds, bacteria, and bad odors not only harm the indoor environment when shoe cabinets are installed indoors, but also cause many problems with human health.

Meanwhile, unsanitary problems such as various types of mold, bacteria, and bad odors as described above can further cause various diseases.

In particular, when shoes wet from rain or snow are stored in a shoe cabinet, not only does the inside of the shoe cabinet become contaminated, but the humidity inside the shoe cabinet increases as the water flowing out of the shoes is not drained, which increases the growth of mold and bacteria. there is.

Meanwhile, in order to solve this problem, registered utility model 20-0252075 (November 23, 2001) 'hygienic shoe rack' is equipped with a UV lamp and a blowing fan to promote sanitary treatment such as dehumidification, sterilization and deodorization of shoes. A technology has been proposed, but even in this case, when water-soaked shoes are stored in a shoe cabinet, water flowing out of the shoes is not drained, making it difficult to store water-wet shoes in a shoe cabinet.

Registered utility model 20-0252075 (November 23, 2001)

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to solve such conventional problems, and to provide a multi-purpose shoe rack that can ensure breathability of the shoe rack by opening the lower part of the shoe rack while keeping the lower part of the shoe rack away from the floor of the entrance hall. .

In addition, by placing a drain shelf with a drainage hole in the lower opening of the shoe cabinet, water from wet shoes can naturally flow down to the floor of the entrance, providing a multi-purpose shoe cabinet that can easily store wet shoes in the shoe cabinet. there is.

In addition, the aim is to provide a multi-purpose shoe rack that can stably support the impact that occurs when the door is closed by placing a door support at the lower opening of the receiving space.

In addition, the drainage shelf is configured to be rotatable so that long-necked boots can be stored in the shoe rack, and the boots are placed on the floor of the entrance, thereby providing a multi-purpose shoe rack that makes it easy to store wet boots in the shoe rack.

The above object is, according to the present invention, a main body portion provided with an accommodating space open at the front and bottom, and side plates disposed on both sides of the accommodating space; Opening and closing doors rotatably connected to each side plate of the main body to open and close the front opening of the receiving space; and a drain shelf provided with a drain hole for draining water on the plate surface and disposed in the lower opening of the receiving space at a position spaced upward from the bottom surface supporting the main body portion. This is achieved by a multi-purpose shoe rack including a.

Here, the drain shelf includes a pair of support bars and a plurality of connection bars connecting the pair of support bars, and the pair of support bars are preferably supported on the side plate of the main body.

In addition, the rear end of the support bar is supported to be rotatable up and down on the side plate, and the side plate preferably includes a support protrusion capable of supporting the support bar when the support bar is disposed horizontally.

In addition, it is preferable to further include a door support part disposed at the lower opening of the receiving space of the main body so as to support the inner surface of the opening and closing door that has been moved to the closed position.

In addition, the door support part includes a support body arranged to cross the lower opening of the accommodation space in the front-back direction, and a position adjustable in the front-back direction at one end of the support body facing the opening/closing door to support the opening/closing door. It is preferable to include a first control unit.

In addition, the door support unit preferably includes a second adjusting part installed at the other end of the support body facing the back plate located at the rear of the receiving space so that the position can be adjusted in the front-back direction and supported on the back plate.

Additionally, the support body is preferably fixed to the drain shelf.

In addition, the door supports are preferably disposed at positions corresponding to the outer corners of the lower ends of the opening and closing doors.

According to the present invention, a multi-purpose shoe cabinet is provided that can ensure breathability of the shoe cabinet by opening the lower portion of the shoe cabinet with the lower portion of the shoe cabinet spaced apart from the floor surface of the entrance hall.

In addition, by placing a drain shelf with a drainage hole in the lower opening of the shoe cabinet, water from wet shoes can naturally flow down to the floor of the entrance, providing a multi-purpose shoe cabinet that allows wet shoes to be easily stored in the shoe cabinet. .

In addition, a multi-purpose shoe rack is provided that can stably support the impact that occurs when the door is closed by placing a door support at the lower opening of the receiving space.

In addition, a multi-purpose shoe rack is provided that not only allows long-necked boots to be stored in the shoe rack by configuring the drainage shelf to be rotatable, but also allows wet boots to be easily stored in the shoe rack by placing the boots on the floor of the entrance.

1 is a perspective view of the multi-purpose shoe rack of the present invention;
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the multi-purpose shoe rack of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention;
Figure 4 is a plan cross-sectional view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention;
Figure 5 is a state of use of the multi-purpose shoe rack of the present invention,

Prior to explanation, in various embodiments, components having the same configuration will be representatively described in the first embodiment using the same symbols, and in other embodiments, configurations different from the first embodiment will be described. do.

Hereinafter, a multi-purpose shoe rack according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

Among the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a perspective view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention, and Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention.

As shown in the drawing, the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention includes a main body 110, an opening/closing door 120, a drain shelf 130, and a door support portion 140.

The main body 110 includes a pair of side plates 111 disposed on both sides of the receiving space, a top plate 112 connecting the upper ends of the pair of side plates 111, and a pair of side plates ( 111) It includes a rear plate 113 connecting the rear end, and the receiving space defined by the side plate 111, the top plate 112, and the rear plate 113 has an open front and bottom.

In the receiving space of the main body 110, a plurality of storage shelves P for storing items such as shoes and drawers for storing other items may be installed.

The opening and closing door 120 opens and closes the front opening of the accommodation space, and is opened and closed on both sides of the main body 110 through a furniture hinge H1 such as registered utility model 20-0254755 (November 26, 2001). Each is rotatably connected to the side plate 111.

In addition, the opening/closing door 120 may have a relatively short length compared to the height direction of the receiving space, and accordingly, the lower end of the opening/closing door 120 is positioned at a predetermined distance from the floor of the entrance supporting the main body 110. Spacing can be spaced apart. In this way, when the lower end of the opening/closing door 120 is spaced apart from the floor surface of the entrance, shoes, etc. can be brought in or taken out of the receiving space even when the opening/closing door 120 closes the front of the receiving space.

The drain shelf 130 is disposed in the lower opening of the receiving space at a position spaced upward from the bottom surface supporting the main body 110. A plurality of drain holes for water draining are provided on the plate surface, so the drain shelf 130 (130) Water falling from wet shoes placed on the upper side can flow down to the floor of the entrance.

The drain shelf 130 includes a pair of support bars 131 and a plurality of connecting bars 132 connecting the pair of support bars 131, and the pair of support bars 131 It is configured to be supported on the side plate 111 of the main body 110.

Meanwhile, in this embodiment, the plurality of connection bars 132 are spaced apart to form the drain hole, but it may also be possible to use a perforated plate or wire mesh.

In addition, as the rear end of the support bar 131 is rotatably supported up and down on the side plate 111, the drain shelf 130 is rotated upward to fit long-necked shoes such as boots B into the receiving space. etc., and a support protrusion 111a may be formed on the side plate 111 to support the lower part of the support bar 131 when the drain shelf 130 is placed horizontally. For example, a through hole 131a through which a hinge screw H2 fastened to the side plate 111 can pass may be provided at the rear end of the support bar 131, and at the lower end of the support bar 131, the A seating groove 131b that can be seated on the support protrusion 111a may be formed.

The door support portion 140 is disposed at the lower opening of the receiving space of the main body 110 to support the inner surface of the opening/closing door 120 rotated to the closed position, and moves the lower opening of the receiving space in the forward and backward directions. A support body 141 is disposed across and fixed to the drain shelf 130, and is installed at one end of the support body 141 facing the opening/closing door 120 to be position-adjustable in the forward and backward directions. The first control unit 142 supporting the door 120 and the other end of the support body 141 facing the rear plate 113 located at the rear of the receiving space are installed to be position adjustable in the front and rear directions, It includes a second adjusting portion 143 supported on the plate 113.

For example, female threads may be formed at both ends of the support body 141, and male threads coupled to the female threads may be formed on the first adjustment portion 142 and the second adjustment portion 143, and the first adjustment portion 141 may be formed at both ends of the support body 141. By rotating the part 142 and the second control part 143, respectively, the positions of the first control part 142 and the second control part 143 correspond to the position of the rear plate 113 or the opening/closing door 120. can be adjusted individually.

A plurality of such door supports 140 may be provided to support the closed positions of the opening and closing doors 120 on both sides, respectively. For smooth support, the door supports 140 may be installed on the outer side of the lower part of the opening and closing doors 120 (from the center of rotation of the opening and closing doors 120). It is preferable that each is placed in a position corresponding to a corner (far position).

In addition, the first control unit 142 may be in the form of a door damper capable of absorbing shock applied when the opening/closing door 120 is closed.

In other words, the shock that occurs when the door 120 is closed can be directly supported by the door support portion 140 supported on the back plate 113, so the hinge of the support portion is damaged by the shock that occurs when the door 120 is closed. This can prevent the screw (H2) from being damaged.

In order to open the lower part of the receiving space, the lower part of the opening/closing door 120 can be stably supported even when the existing bottom plate is omitted.

From now on, the operation of the first embodiment of the above-described multi-purpose shoe cabinet will be described.

Among the attached drawings, Figure 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional plan view of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention, and Figure 5 is a state diagram of the multi-purpose shoe cabinet of the present invention in use.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the main body 110 is composed of a pair of side plates 111, a top plate 112, and a rear plate 113 and is installed on the floor of the entrance, the side plates The receiving space surrounded by the plate 111, the top plate 112, and the rear plate 113 is open at the front and bottom.

The opening/closing door 120 is rotatably installed on each of the pair of side plates 111 by a furniture hinge H1, and the inner surface of the upper end is supported on the top plate 112 when rotated to the closed position. .

The drain shelf 130 is arranged to block the lower opening of the receiving space of the main body 110 at a position spaced upward from the bottom surface.

The drain shelf 130 has support bars 131 disposed on both sides supported by the side plates 111 of the main body 110, and a plurality of connecting bars 132 connect the side plates 111 on both sides. As it is configured, a number of drainage holes can be formed on the plate surface. Accordingly, when water-soaked shoes, etc. are placed on the upper side of the drain shelf 130, water can flow down to the floor of the lower entrance through the drain hole of the drain shelf 130.

As such, in this embodiment, the lower surface constituting the main body 110 of the existing shoe cabinet is omitted, and the drain shelf 130 spaced from the floor is disposed at the lower opening of the receiving space, thereby eliminating wet items in the shoe cabinet. While storing, you can allow water flowing out of wet items to naturally drain out of the bottom of the entrance at the bottom of the shoe cabinet.

The door support portion 140 replaces the bottom plate of the main body portion 110, which was omitted for installation of the drain shelf 130, and supports the lower end of the opening/closing door 120 that has been moved to the closed position in the lower area of the receiving space. As,

A first control unit 142 for supporting the opening/closing door 120 at one end of the support body 141 disposed on both sides of the center of the support bar 131 of the drain shelf 130, facing the opening/closing door 120. is disposed, and a second adjusting portion 143 closely supported by the rear plate 113 is disposed at the other end facing the rear plate 113.

That is, the door support part 140 has a first control part 142, a support body 141, and a second control part 143 arranged on the same axis, and the second control part 143 is connected to the rear plate 113. ), the first adjusting part 142 supports the opening/closing door 120 that has moved to the closed position, so the shock transmitted when the opening/closing door 120 is closed moves the door support part 140. It can be transmitted to the rear panel 113 through.

Therefore, the bottom plate of the main body portion 110 is omitted so that water flowing from wet shoes can be easily discharged, and the closing position of the opening and closing door 120 can be guided instead of the bottom plate, so that the main body portion 110 If the bottom plate is omitted, the problem of the lower part of the opening/closing door 120 not being supported can be solved.

In particular, since the first adjusting part 142 is screwed to one end of the support body 141, the axial position is adjusted by rotating the first adjusting part 142 so that the opening/closing door 120 is in the closed position. The first adjustment unit 142 can be accurately positioned at the corresponding position. In addition, since the second adjusting part 143 is screwed to the other end of the support body 141, the axial position is adjusted by rotating the second adjusting part 143. It is possible to maintain complete contact with the back plate 113.

In this way, the position of the second control part 143 disposed at the other end of the door support 140 is adjusted so that it is completely supported in close contact with the rear plate 113, and the second control part 143 disposed at one end of the door support 140 is adjusted. If the position of the first control unit 142 is adjusted to support the door 120 in the closed position, the impact applied to the door support 140 during the closing process of the door 120 is reduced. It can be prevented from being transmitted to the drain shelf 130 that fixes the door support 140, and as a result, the shock generated when the opening/closing door 120 is closed causes the drainage shelf 130 and the side plate 111 to be damaged. This can prevent the connection part from being damaged.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the drain shelf 130 has a hinge screw (H2) inserted into the through hole 131a provided at the rear end of the support bar 131 to be connected to the side portion of the main body 110. As it is fastened, it can be rotated up and down around the hinge screw (H2).

Accordingly, when the drain shelf 130 is rotated in a horizontal state as shown in FIG. 3, the seating groove 131b provided on the lower side of the tip of the support bar 131 is on the support projection 111a of the side plate 111. Since it is seated and supported and its horizontal position is guided, wet shoes, etc. can be placed on the upper side of the drain shelf 130.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 5, the tip of the drain shelf 130 is lifted upward and rotated to an approximately vertical position to move the drain shelf 130 disposed at the lower opening of the receiving space of the main body 110 toward the rear plate 113. By moving it, long-necked shoes such as boots (B) can be easily accommodated in the lower part of the accommodation space. At this time, the water-soaked boots (B) are not placed directly in the shoe cabinet but on the floor of the entrance, so it is possible to prevent the inside of the shoe cabinet from being contaminated by the water-soaked shoes.

The scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but may be implemented in various forms of embodiments within the scope of the appended claims. It is considered to be within the scope of the claims of the present invention to the extent that anyone skilled in the art can make modifications without departing from the gist of the invention as claimed in the claims.

110: main body, 111: side plate, 111a: support protrusion,
112: top plate, 113: back plate, 120: opening/closing door,
130: drain shelf, 131: support bar, 131a: through hole,
131b: Seating groove, 132: Connecting bar, 140: Door support,
141: support body, 142: first control unit, 143: second control unit,
P: storage shelf, H1: furniture hinge, H2: hinge screw,
B:boots

Claims (8)

A main body portion provided with an accommodating space open at the front and bottom, and side plates disposed on both sides of the accommodating space;
Opening and closing doors rotatably connected to each side plate of the main body to open and close the front opening of the receiving space;
a drain shelf provided with a drain hole for water draining on a plate surface and disposed at a lower opening of the receiving space at a position spaced upward from the bottom surface supporting the main body unit; and
A door support part disposed at the lower opening of the receiving space of the main body so as to support the inner surface of the opening and closing door moved to the closed position,
The door support part includes a support body disposed to cross the lower opening of the accommodation space in the front-back direction, and a first support body that is installed to be position-adjustable in the front-back direction at one end of the support body facing the opening/closing door to support the opening/closing door. A multi-purpose shoe rack characterized by including an adjustment unit. According to clause 1,
The drain shelf includes a pair of support bars and a plurality of connection bars connecting the pair of support bars, and the pair of support bars are supported on a side plate of the main body portion. According to clause 2,
The rear end of the support bar is supported to be rotatable up and down on the side plate,
The side plate is a multi-purpose shoe rack, characterized in that it includes a support protrusion capable of supporting the support bar in a state in which the support bar is arranged horizontally. delete delete According to clause 1,
The door support part is a multi-purpose shoe rack, characterized in that it includes a second adjusting part installed to be position-adjustable in the front-back direction at the other end facing the back plate located at the rear of the receiving space of the support body and supporting the back plate. According to clause 1,
A multipurpose shoe rack, wherein the support body is fixed to the drain shelf. According to clause 1,
The door support portion is a multi-purpose shoe rack, characterized in that each is disposed at a position corresponding to the outer edge of the lower end of the opening and closing door.

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